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Dr. Reilly is an anesthesiologist born and raised in Southeast Michigan. Dr. Reilly is currently an Attending Anesthesiologist & Clinical Instructor at Harborview Medical Center in Seattle, Washington, as well as a Regional Anesthesia and Acute Pain Medicine Fellow at the University of Washington Medical Center. Outside of the hospital, Dr. Reilly is an accomplished backpacker, deep powder skier, and an invaluable early supporter of Expedition Detroit. He credits his grandfathers for teaching him the beauty and spirit of Michigan’s great wilderness.
Expedition Detroit Articles (3)
May 17, 2026 ∙ 3 min
Albino Deer Crash Renews Debate over Michigan’s Growing Deer Population
Metro Detroit just lost a rare albino deer - once the obsession of ancient mythology - to a very modern problem plaguing southern Michigan's outdoors. With Michigan's recent adoption of the "One Buck Rule," conservationists aim to keep such natural treasures out of the roads and back in the woods. On Tuesday, May 5th, 2026, the Detroit region lost an outdoor legend. A rare albino deer was struck and killed in the midst of a Farmington Hills, Michigan traffic crash that sparked immediate and...
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Jul 1, 2024 ∙ 5 min
Tick, Tick, BOOM: Tracking Lyme Disease's Growth in Michigan - and How to Avoid It
Summer in Detroit is BACK with open season for backpacking, gravel biking, hiking... and picking up a tick or two along the way . Have no fear - Expedition Detroit is here with an intro on our regional pest and steps you can take to stay safe from Lyme disease this summer! Summer is in full swing and Michiganders have taken to the outdoors to take advantage of guided hikes, lake-life, biking trails, and…… TICKS!?! That’s right, folks. The beauty of Michigan summers is unmatched, but in...
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Oct 31, 2023 ∙ 6 min
Hike Further, Live Longer: The Medical Benefits of Hiking Detroit’s Trails
Written by Dr. Eric Reilly, here we thoroughly examine one of the most pressing health risks in the Detroit region - chronic physical inactivity - and the profound medical benefits of hiking your favorite trails! This Halloween, I wanted to share a true tale of terror that haunts the Detroit area’s medical community . A silent killer that moves undetected through each of its neighborhoods. A verifiable infliction that thrives within its host for years before it rears its ugly head. No, this...
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